Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-03-31

25-tf j. ID. KANE.
1t will be seen by NJ. J. Grecnburs's
mammoth grocery advertisement, that only
four days remain to avail yourself of his
reduced prices.
Street sprinklers have commenced orera.
tions at Portland and Walla Walla The
streets OF this city are beginning to make a
dusty appearance.
Wyatt + Ross, the cattle men, returned
on Sunday from Colorado. They left on
Tuesday to look after their stock in the
Salmon river country.
CHEAP MONEY. Money to loan on
farms from six months aud upw ards at re-
duced rates. Enquire at the First National
Bank of Lewiston, Idaho.
A. ID. Green came down on Friday even.
ing from Grangevile, AMI left on Sunday
morning, in company with Chas. Wood, for
the Occur d'Alene mines.
The ". ". Union said that register
Winston of the Lewiston land office had re-
signed, and that lots of hungry democrats
had an eye on the vacancy.
A. D. Boyer dedicated his new dwelling
on c street on Friday evening last with
grand ball. A large party were in attend
ance and an enjoyable time had.
We would suggest that our "city dads"
clear up the large rocks and boulders OH
Main street. The present condition of this
thoroughfare renders the driving abominable
We are now prepared to furnish soda wa.
ter, sarsaparilla and ginger ale to all parties
desiring such beverages. Put up to be
nod x,c torra tlcrr T,.. z,
Our Amateur Theatrical company are now
rehearsing the three act drama, enlisted
for the War;" which they will produce to a
Lewiston audience about the middle of
April.
N. B. Holbrook's spirited team became
frightened one day this week, and made
the dust fly through Main street. However,
they wound up against fence, uninjured.
ard no damage done
Geo. Bates of Cottonwood received Sc.
we're injuries about the head while working
on his farm one day last week, from fall.
ing sledge hammer, At last accounts he
was slowly improving.
Harry Wolf who was thrown from horse
some weeks ago near White Bird, died from
the effects OF the fall last week. Harry
was well and favorably known throughout
Camas Prairie, Florence and Warrcns.
We are furnishing better quality of
soda water, sarsaparilla and ginger ale than
ever before. Having all the modern i'm.
provements necessary to produce the best
soda water. IsAMAN 4 Co,
Jim Mccormick and Henry Harzell. with
pack animals, left on Monday on gold
prospecting tour up the Snake river. Geo.
White and Geo. Bailey also left this week
on prospecting trip up the Clearwater.
Mrs. Alice York, daughter of Mrs. j. B.
Sprenge:, of this city, will arrive on Sunday
from Oregon. Mrs. York will assume
charge of the dressmaking department con-
nected with Mrs. Whites milliner shop.
We send only half sheet to the large
batch of new subscribers this week, as many
Of the Dames did not come in until we had
wet down our regular edition. Your sub
scrption will not commence until next issue.
Rev. Dcffenbaugh left by Fridays boat
for Ola Frame, Pa. taking with him the
remains of his wife, who departed this life
on the Bird of January. The remains will
be inferred in the family cemetery at Old
Frame.
A. ]. Shaw left by Mondays steamer for
Riparia to meet his wife on her way from
Rochester N Y, where she has been visit.
ing her relatives and friends during the past
two months. They will arrive by to.day's
steamer.
w. F. Kettenb bach and family have re.
moved from their residence opposite the
TELLER Office to the Monteith mansion on
Whitman street. N. W. Brearley and fam.
lily are occupying the residence formerly oc.
cupied by MIR. kettenbach.
Mrs. NJ A. White was confined to her
home for several days this week with sick.
ness and unable to be at her post Of bust.
ness. In her absence Miss Ida Gordon as.
sumed charge Of the milliner establishment,
and, my how the boys did rush for spring
b0nnets.
Harry Dowd who returned from his cattle
range ON Snake river this week, reports that
the day before he reached the river, about
two weeks ago, that a white man was
drowned while attempting to cross the river
in canoe, but the name Of the party he
did not learn.
School closed on Friday last for the school
year at the Critics school house, six miles
east of town. This school is superintendent
by the independent district, and Mr.. d.
Jennings has been acting as principal, and
under his supervision, it is said that the
school has made great advancement.
There will be no sessions of the United
States court this spring and summer. The
jurors summoned by Marshal Baird will be
notified not to appear, and all civil and
criminal busineas Imust On over until next